Pistol-packing Pam Grier takes
Pistol-packing Pam Grier takes a whole new approach to film making. Her role looks a lot like that of Darryl Zanuck in "When the Line Was Straight." Her character is like an open-minded, caring, and very competent person, with the most difficult inner dialogue in the entire movie. Michael Caine's character is like a good dad. He has a lot of very good films, and he never fails to be a very good
Pistol-packing Pam Grier takes a turn in this movie, albeit a pretty weak one. She is the only one of the two main characters who actually has a chance to redeem herself. The fun at the end is when Pam finds herself in a hospital with her hospital staff, and gets some help from a mysterious woman. She starts to learn about what's going on in the world, especially her parents. This doesn't come as much of a surprise,